Circuit Court Session Opens With Routine Docket
Crawford circuit court convened with Judge William Ridley and staff. Dockets include Luke Wood v Hanger continued, Balthis v Crecclius dismissed, Froman v Froman continued, ex rel Eldred v Moore set for trial, Hooten v Southern Railway costs, Woolems v Southern Railway costs, Dausman v White Sulphur Springs Co mortgage sale, Bareckman v Southern Railway costs, Vanmeter v Pirtle final deed report, Stroud v Stroud costs, Foster v Pearson change of venue, Jacobs v Jenkins title quieted, Florence Colin v Southern Railway set for trial, Beanblossom v Southern Railway set for trial, Johnson v Southern Railway change of venue, First National Bank v Sarles verdict for defendant, jury list read. 3-17-2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Kennison
Lewis Kennison
State of Indiana
Mary Eldred
Charles E. Moore
John W. Hooten
Southern Railway Co
Robert Woolems
John D. Dausman
White Sulphur Springs Co
Wm.i. Bareckman
Cyrus Vanmeter
Dora Pirtle
Mary J. Stroud
William Stroud
Frank Foster
Henry C. Pearson
Sarah E. Jacobs
Perry Jenkins
Florence Colin
Charles Johnson
Floyd County
First National Bank of
In Remembrance of Julia and Local Notices
In Remembrance of Julia describes a family loss and funeral sentiments for Gene and children, with lines about faith and heavenly rest. The page mentions M. Millinery opening on March 25 by Lambdin & Miller, and a Pepper on Ice Cream joke from a restaurant anecdote. See Dr Jackson for glasses at English March 28 and Marengo March 29.
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New York Sun
Dr. Jackson
English
Marengo
Temple News Briefs and Local Notices
Weather is fine and health is reasonably good. Sickness kept Rev. Trowbridge from Sunday appointment. Numerous locals travel to English Marengo Louisville and New Albany for business, shopping, or visits. The Chinese traveler tale mocks Americans, a town saloon license rises to 300 dollars, and a three day deed filing rule is signed. Clark registration bill heads to voting law, Mary Ellsworth dies at eighty nine, Hall home burns with total loss, and a Crawford county correspondent drive is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowbridge
Rush Thornbury
Granger
Crawford County
Crawford
Gee
Bill Haw
Tom
Corydon
Clark
Mary A. Ellsworth
T. P Ellsworth
Hal A. Ellsworth
Val
Cairo
Lit
Leavenworth
Young Farmers Seek Western Work Each Summer
Crawford county youths leave for western states to work on farms during summer months. They report good wages and profits despite travel costs. The pattern repeats yearly as harvest labor remains scarce locally and several youths find long term placement in the West after brief trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
West
Lost cash reward offer for return of money
Lost thirty five dollars in bills ten twenty and five scattered somewhere in English. James E Stewart agent offers reward. Finder to A B Hudson for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hudson
State Superintendent to visit district institute and convention
We urge all S. S. teachers and officers to attend sessions with Miss Lewis, our State Superintendent of Elementary Department, at Alton on April 12, Leavenworth on April 13, and English on April 14. Co. officers W. R. Buttenfield and Mrs. J. A. Whaley invite attendance. Also note glasses available from Dr. Jackson at English March 28 and Marengo March 2%. Geo. Riddle and Wm. Fester of Ohio township were in English on business last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Lewis
Alton
Leavenworth
English
W. R. Buttenfield
J. A. Whaley
Geo. Riddle
Wm. Fester
Ohio Township
Real estate moves and rural notes in Fargo column
Health news includes Uncle John Condra on the sick list. Duggins family visits from Evansville and Bridgeport NL. Five farms changed hands in local real estate. James L Condra orders three dozen harness sets from Doc Brown. John Riley of Illinois visits his uncle George Riley. Will Condra seeks a cheap stable boy as mules are thought light-footed. Farmers attended English horse sale. buyers reportedly lacked nerve as few returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Duggins
Bridgeport
John Condra
James L. Condra
Doc Brown
Fargo
J. L
Will Condra
Will
Visitors and Local Arrivals Across Huntingburg and Kyana
Archie Doughty visited his father in Huntingburg over Sunday. Miss Roma Crecelius of Marengo visited Tuesday. Mrs. W. H. Wade went to Louisville for spring goods Thursday and to English on business Tuesday. Mrs. Maude Smith of Marengo was here on business Saturday. Mrs. N. A. Whaley and daughters Thelma and Fay visited Kyana late last week, Lonzo and Leonard Whaley of Kyana visited N. A. Whaley on Wednesday. G. W. King and wife held an old fashioned barn raising Monday at the site of the old barn destroyed by lightning last summer. 33 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rowan
Indianapolis
Vu. G. Real
Louisville
J. W. Real
Marengo
John Grant
Northern
Wins
Geo. Crecelius
English
G. L. Smith
New Albany
C. U. Sheldon
Tell City
W.L. Whitten
Huntingburg
C. Cooper
Pale
Archie Doughty
Roma Crecelius
W. H. Wade
Philip Limp
Maude Smith
N. A. Whaley
Thelma and
Fay
Kyana
Lonzo
Leonard Whaley
G. W. King and Wife
Betty Riddle
Corydon
Judge Basket
Brandenburg
Walter Gibbs
Sam Jenner
Alexander
M. E. Church
Cedar Cemetery
Boy's Essay of An Editor from a Rural Paper
A boy opines on newspapers and editors, joking that editors are the missing link and claiming the local paper is good though the editor lacks winter clothes and subscrip tions haven’t been paid. He notes rural life and childlike humor tied to a Magnolia Indiana farm ad.
Local Visits Reported Across Town and Nearby Cities
Magnolia Levi Brown was at Marengo Thursday Geo Q Shaw was at Leavenworth Saturday Jim Stephenson and wife visited Henarix Dillman and wife Sunday Miss Edna Brown and Eart Hollis were guests of Mrs Fannie Ritchie Saturday and Sunday Miss Nellie Dillman visited Miss Mary Vernon Wednesday and Thursday of last Guy Stephenson visited Andy Stephenson and wife latter part of last week D M Stephenson and Archie Williams were at Leavenworth Saturday Rose Bud.
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Levi Brown
Marengo
Geo. Q. Shaw
Leavenworth
Jim Stephenson
Henarix Dillman
Edna Brown
Eart Hollis
Fannie Ritchie
Nellie Dillman
Mary Vernon
Guy Stephenson
Andy Stephenson
D.M. Stephenson
Archie Williams
Rose Bud
Spring opening announces hats for ladies and children
We hold our spring opening Saturday March 25 and will display the latest hats for Ladies Misses and Children. You are invited to attend and your patronage is appreciated. Due to limited space items from Riddle and Beechwood are omitted this week. Keep a comin.
Local residents noted on weekend visits and moves
S D East and John F Lynch were in Leavenworth Friday Delbert Chanley moves to D S Las wells farm near Cape Sandy C P Gurley near Cape Sandy was here trading Friday of last week Geo W Morris of Cape Sandy enroute to Leavenworth L L Jones and F H Roach pike enthusiasts Many Wiseman of Beechwood will move to Mrs M B Johnsons farm near Cape Sandy Ed Jones of Grantsburg visited sister Mrs Lucy Ed Cox of Cape Sandy Saturday Arthur Patrick of Jeffersonville shook hands with old friends Jacob Wiseman of Beechwood attended R A Jenkins Saturday Sherman Laswell of Cape Sandy passed through Sunday toward English to visit his father D M Laswell Luther Jenkins passed Sunday evening toward Robert Rainforths St Kloyd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. East
John F. Lynch
Leavenworth
Delbert Chanley
D. S. Laswell
Cape Sandy
C. P. Gurley
Geo. W. Morris
Ed. Jones
Grantsburg
Lucy Ed. Cox
Arthur Patrick
Jeffersonville
Sherman Laswell
D. M. Laswell
Luther Jenkins
Robert Rainforth
S. St Kloyd
Bethany Union Local Notes and Visits
Regular sermons noted by Rev John W Goldman at Dickson Valley and Rev Geo T Stallings at Foster's Ridge. Residents Maggie Hammond Lizzie Denbo and Hallie Walls visited relatives. several locals traveled for business or purchased farmland near Mifflin French Lick. Oscar Goldman recovering from measles and mobile callers reported in community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Goldman
Dickson Valley
Lizzie Denbo
Francis Hammond
Pleasant Ridge
Geo. T. Stallings
Foster's Ridge
James Enlow
Mifflin
Willie Finch
John Taylor
French Lick
Geo. W. Newton
James Mock
Here
Hallie Walls
Ida Tucker
E. P. Brown
Miles Mullen
Oda Hammond
Lee Curl
Marengo Notes Show Visitors and Local Happenings
Marengo residents report visits and health updates as T. S. Heistand travels to New Albany to see his ailing son Thomas. Arvil Wyman leaves to work with the Southern Bridge Company at Shiloh. A mix of social calls, church plans, and small events fill the week, including a surprise party for Victor Taylor with many neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Heistand
Thomas
New Albany
Arvil Wyman
Southern Bridge Company
Shiloh
Mariah Ott
Marengo
English
Queen Esthers meet and local social notes in Leavenworth
Social roundup from Leavenworth reports visits and gatherings. Mrs C T Allen hosted Misses Kendall Allen Conrad party guests include W S Bear and John Craig on Wyandotte Cave ride. Obituary notes for Walter Gibbs and Ishmael Carver. funerals led by Rev Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Kendall
Dora
Ruth Allen
Delia
Ester Conrad
W. S. Bear
Madison
John Craig
Wyandotte Cave
Mansfield Ellsworth
Sullivan
E.P. Leavenworth
Local Visits and Weekend Travels Noted Around Town
Alta Henry visited her parents Saturday and Sunday with cousin Gussie Shafer. Arlie McAdams of near Blue River visited friends Sunday. Mrs. Jane House returned from New Albany after a week with her daughter. A H Tower went to Milltown on business. Owen, son of Jno Saltsgaver, has pneumonia. James Landrus family visited Clarence Landrus Sunday. Mrs Selah Stephenson and baby visited Wm Everdon Saturday. Hubert Henry went to Marengo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Henry
Gussie Shafer
Arlie McAdams
Blue River
Jane House
New Albany
A. H. Tower
Milltown
James Landrus
Clarence Landrus
Selah Stephenson
Baby
Wm. Everdon
Hubert Henry
Marengo
CURBY and PILOT KNOB community notes
William Boss and family of Batman Ridge spent Sunday with Chas Boss. George Brown and wife of Leavenworth visited Chas Boss and family. Mrs. Etta Beals of Oregon returned home after weeks with Chas Boss and relatives. Ishmas Carver Sr. of Leavenworth died March 10, 1911, and was interred at Fredonia Cemetery aged 78. Emma Lonigan of near Spencer visited relatives. Infant son of George Dean was very ill. Poor Farm school closed Monday. D M Seaton bought the Sam Bird farm from J A Works. James Hanger and family visited Louisville. Charles Baker and wife of Washington returned home after weeks near Dry Run.
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George Brown
Leaverworth
Chas
Boss
Etta Beals
Oregon
Chas. Boss
Ishmas Carver, Sr
Leavenworth
Fredonia
Emma Lonigan
Near
Spencer
George Dean
Poor Farm
Dillman
D. M. Seaton
Sam _ Bird
J. A. Works
James Hanger
Elmer
Louisville
Charles Baker
Washington
Alton News Briefs and Social Notes
Health steady as river runs high though at stand. Jonas Hanspire improves from fever. John Mahr Josiah Harvey pass through town PD. Deuchars family and Bill Wilks visit near Jericho. Sprinkle kin return from Evansville. Marion Esarey visits C C Deuchars. J F Sprinkle visits Mr Shacklett of Kentucky. Easter program planned by Baptist Sunday school. Carlile Griggs attends League across river. Nellie Harris returns from Kentucky. Sallie Froman attends English court. George Bornwasser seen on streets. Eva Gaither family visit Thomas Harvey Pleasant Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Hanspire
John Mahr
Josiah Harvey
Schooner Point
Marion Esarey
C. C Deuchars
J. F. Sprinkle
Shacklett
Kentucky
Deuchirs
Baptist Sunday
Carlile Griggs
League
Nellie Harris
Sallie Froman
George Bornwasser
Eva Gaither
Thos. Harvey
Pleasant Ridge
Local Notes From The Cape And Surrounding Folks
Health is very good and river rising helps river men. Several residents visit relatives and friends at the Cape and nearby towns. Preaching at U B church is planned for April 2 by Rev Joe Sheckell. Various visits, sickness, and travel details of Sheckell, Cox, Jones, Morris, Cummins, and others are listed.
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U. B
Joe Sheckell
Geo. Morris
Alf Cummins
Alton
Mettie Jones
M. B. Johnson
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Circuit Court
Crawford Circuit
William Ridley
H. W Mack
C. C. Funk
Clyde Lottich
Luke Wood
Samuel Hanger
George S. Balthis
Jacob M. Crecclius
Filmore Froman
Aniel Froman
Wm. Beanblossom
Julia
Jesus
M. H
Lambdin & Miller
Andy Bunch
Wlingis
Mrs. Morris Scott
English Mun
G. K
C. L. Grant
Logan Lee
Mitchell
Joe Seibert
Lindsey Scott
Dora Cameron
Frank Satterfield
Crabtree
U. G. Real
Mary
R. R. Real
Victor Woodford
Jas. Mathers
Mae
Laura Eastridge
Mu. G
G. C. Real
Lodge
G. K. Grant
Huddeston
George
Lafe
H. Temple
L. W. Radcliff
Curby
Asia
United States
Town Board of English
Rebecca Hall
Hall
James E. Stewart
Jon. Duggins
Evansville
John Riley
Ilinois
George Riley
Riceville
H. A. Switzer
Magnolia, Ind
Magnolia
L. L. Jones and
F. H. Roach
Wiseman
Beechwood
Jacob Wiseman
R. A. Jenkins
Bethany Union
Mayo Newton
Clarence Vanwinkle Chas
Joe Tucker
Thomas Stallings
Dan Barrienger
Maggie Hammond
Oscar Goldman
John Key
North Marengo
E. L. Karstaedt
Lexington, Ky
Christian Church
James Byrum
Princeton
Jim
Co. C
Alva O. Denton
Misa Lula E Hyslope
J. M. Johnson
L. L. Jenner
Joe Leasor
L. W. Miller
Maud Colvin
L. M. Davis
Dolph Leichhardt
Charles Fitzgerald
Winona
J. M. Weathers, Jr
Messrs. R. L
H. E. Thompson
Alamo
Tenn
D. W
Rufus Temple
Luther Temple
T. S. Stephenson
Irene Everdon
W. C. Beals
Temple
Victor Taylor
Alva
Lizzie
Jesse Murphy
James
George Hilgert
Roy Tower
Cecil
Alta
Fern Tower
Chase
Ora
Pearl
Hazel Conrad
Clyde
Blanch
Gineva Everdon
Martin Stephenson
Jno. Huff
Enoch Stewart
Joy Stewart
Beatrice Carson
Inez Huff
Pete Goodson
Queen Esthers
C. T Allen
Ishmael Carver
West End
Rev Alexander
Gussie Schafer
Tower
Marsh Pate
Owen
Jno
Saltsgaver
William Boss and Family
Batman Ridge
Chas. Boss and Family
PD. S
Sue Meylin
W. B. Deuchars
Tom Hardin
W. BR. Sprinkle
I. Land
A. R. Sheckell
Pet Fullinwider
Cape
Lucy Cox
Willis Ruby
A.R. Sheckell
Henderson Ky
Royal
D. Jenkins
A. B. Church
F.C. Burch
Wm Jones
Abb Atwood
James Sheckell
Sam Cox
Rufus Coleman
Ivan Bullington
Earl Bowman
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